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German man suspected of blowing up daughter's boyfriend

Published December 08, 2015

Associated Press

Police in the German city of Cologne say they have arrested a 52-year-old man on suspicion of blowing up his daughter's boyfriend.

Prosecutors said Tuesday that the suspect appeared to have forced his way into the victim's apartment late Monday and poured gasoline on the floor.

The gasoline evaporated causing a powerful explosion that hurled the 17-year-old from a fourth-floor window. He died at the scene.

Police say the suspect was also injured in the blast and is currently in an induced coma. The man had previously threatened the boyfriend because he was unhappy about the relationship with his daughter.

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